Hoosiers versus Senators Labor Day Box Score
Wet grounds slowed play as over 2,000 fans watched Indiana Hoosiers and the Senators in the first Labor Day contest. Craig pitched for Indiana with Pennybaker on the mound for the visitors, and multiple hits were recorded including Odwell, Howley, and Hinchman with two-base hits. The game was called in the eighth due to weather after a jumbled sequence of innings with several scoring plays and defensive outs.
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Craig
Pennybaker
Odwell
Howley
Hinchman
Mabling
Downs
Perring
Hoosiers
Senators
Kendall
Milligan
Ferguson
Owen
Williams
Cgongalton
Mahling
Hayden
Carr
Congalton
Wratten
Coffey
O'Day
Wiliams
Mahlington Downs
Jarisch
Hinehmian
Keene
Pering
Fathinning
Cofby
Cartsch
Crafg
O’day
Willams Ned
Congaldon
Hayaden
Wrattan
Ook
Carisch
Indianapolis
Poe O'Day
If Howley
Oes
Eare
Roosevelt tops Fargo Labor Day parade in 1905 style rally
Theodore Roosevelt headlines Fargo Labor Day with a balcony speech at Waldorf hotel after arrival at 6 pm. Crowds cheer as he recalls Dakota days, with Senators McCumber Purcell and Congressmen Hannah Grenna joining, plus Gov. Burke praising the ex president amid a colorful city celebration. Roosevelt plans two speeches next day at Island Park and cornerstone ceremony.
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Roosevelt
Fargo
Col. Roosevelt
Waldorf Hotel
Mr. Roosevelt
Teddy
Missouri
Territory
Dakota
Montana
Sylvanus M
Joseph A. Ferris
Medora
N. D
Sylvanus
Register
Dickinson
Ferris
Sydney
Mont
United States
McCumber
Purcell
Wahpeton
Hannah
Grenna
Col
Seth Bullock
Deadwood, & C
John Burke
Bismarck
Burke
North Dakota
Theodore Roosevelt
Northwest
Hiimself
Repubican
Col Roosevelt
Island Park
Hinchman fumble leads two run rally in late inning
Perring scores on a Hinchman miscue as Linchman is thrown out attempting a second base. Kendall to Williams. Two runs cross the plate.
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Hinchman
Perring
Linchman
Kendall
Williams
Exports to Canada Show Big Increase
Washington Sept 5 Comparative 1909 and 1910 figures for July trade with major regions and countries show total imports and exports about five million dollars higher than July last year. North and South America Asia and Oceania show gains. Europe trades decline. For seven months imports rise except from France Italy British India and Brazil. Brazil coffee declines. Cuba sugar boosts imports. exports to Canada up over 30 percent in seven months of current year.
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Washington
United States
Bureau of Statistics
Department of Commerce
Libor
Europe
North
South America
Asia
Oceania
France
Italy
British India
Japan
Brazi
Brazil
Cuba
Canada
Aviator Guides Plane to Safety by Sound
Capt Thomas S Baldwin guided his bi plane through dense fog at Garden City, using the sound of another plane to steer. He ascended on Sunday, faced danger, and landed safely after locating the guiding aircraft.
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New York
Thomas S&s. Baldwin
Baldwin
Garden City
Women Catch Burglar Then Faint in Buffalo Home
In Buffalo on September 5, Mrs. Oscar Hoffa and her 1-year-old daughter fought a burglar who entered the home in the husband’s absence. After a hand to hand struggle the women captured him and fainted, with police arriving while they sat on the suspect.
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Buffalo
N. Y
Oscar Haffa
Haffa
With the Weatherman Local Forecast Showers and CoolerTuesday
Temperatures fall as showers move through this afternoon and tonight. Tuesday is expected to clear, bringing cooler air to Indiana. Hourly temperatures are listed in the forecast.
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Indiana
John Martin Near Death In Cincinnati Rail Life
Mrs. Joseph T. Fanning tends her father, John Martin, at Dun das, where he has been near death for ten days after months of ill health. A famed railway man of Cincinnati and the Midwest, Martin was renowned for his long service in passenger operations and his deep knowledge of railroad work from the ground up.
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New York
Joseph T. Fanning
John Martin
Dundas
Martin
Cincinnnati
Indianapolis
Middle West
Central American Revolt Fears U S Interference Spurs Coalition
In Mexico City ex presidents Madriz of Nicaragua and Mendoza seek to unite Central American nations against United States meddling. The move aims to form a Latin American coalition under Mexican protection, with Honduras Panama and Nicaragua eyed as signatories. Zelaya backs the plan as he plots a federation and revenge against Washington.
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Mexico City
Washington
Central America
Madriz
Nicaragua
Mendoza
Panama
America
State Department
Ste Otadt
Buenos Ayres
Colombia
Honduras
Republiics
Knox
United States
Theing
Movement For A Protective Coalition
Estrada
Mexico
Zelaya
Impeachment of Shank Held Up in Anderson Indiana
Special to The Law. Anderson Ind Sept 5 The impeachment of Mayor Samuel Lewis Shank is stalled over an appropriation. Councilmen who sought Senator Kittinger to push impeachment asked that action pause until Wednesday while efforts proceed to determine possible measures on the appropriation.
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Anderson
Ind
Samuel Lewis Shank
Induanaos
Kittinger
Granville Man Sentenced for Bee Hive Theft
Hubbard Hollister, 70, of Granville, was sentenced to three months in the house of correction for stealing a bee hive with seventy pounds of honey and about a hundred bees. He had a fractured leg from a prior accident noted in the case.
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Westfield
Mass
Hubbard
Ollister
Granville
House of Correction
Hollister
Big program of racing for final events
Indianapolis speedway closes its season Monday with nine races headlined by a 200 mile national and Marmon duel. Entries include Livingston Aitken Merz Wilcox Harroun Dawson and many others with Bosch magnetos supplying prize money totaling 6 400 plus 1 800 for the 200 mile race. De Palma Knight Hearne and Greiner lead a strong field in the fifty mile event ahead of nine total races including a national balloon race on September 17.
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Indianapolis Speedway
National
Marmon
Livingston
Aitken
Merz and Wilcox
Harroun
Dawson
Speedwell
Clemmens
Matheson
Hasle
Falear
Pierce
Alett
Galwan
Greiner
McFarlan
Barndollar
Clemon
Black Crow
Stinson
Midland
Ireland
Firestone- Columbus
Frayer
Jenkins
Speedway
Bosch Magneto Company
de Palma
Fiat
Boyish
Knight
Westcott
Hearne
Benz
Lavingstone
Ramiered de Palma
Eddie Hearne
Matheson, Marmon
McFarlans
Labor Day Parade Delights Indianapolis With Record Turnout
The Labor Day parade in Indianapolis drew more than 7 000 working men and a sea of spectators, with union floats and a strong turnout boosting membership claims. Grand Marshal Lumley led the march from Meridian and North streets, while labor leaders like Edgar Perkins praised higher wages and freedoms gained by organized workers, noting Indianapolis hosts 12 000 to 15 000 unionists in the city and a robust central labor structure.
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Indianapolis
Meridian
North
Organized Labor
J. R. Lumley
Frank Johnson
Thad
Gurley
Baaok
Hackett
Labor Park
Fred Yeaman
Edgar Perkins
Carpenters’ Union
Labo
Garment Workers
Building Trades Department
Metal Trades Department
Printing Trades
Central Labor Union
Michigan Street
Perkins
Mr. Perkins
Rescue of Sea Gull Passengers After Sinking Threat
New York report details rescue of about 60 people from the side wheeled steamer Sea Gull after it ran on rocks in Long Island Sound. Passengers, mostly women and children, were evacuated first by small boats and mosquito fleets as the vessel leaked and danger mounted.
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New York
Long Island Sound
Boyles
Wfe
Arms Surrender Report From Scutari Diocese
A London correspondent reports in Albania that Moslem inhabitants of Scutari surrendered arms in large quantities and Christians gave up such as they possessed. The future of the Christian mountain tribes remains uncertain.
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London
Albania
Scutari
Cloakmakers Rally in Labor Parade Denouncing Judge Goff
New York September 5 labor unions denounce Justice Goff's ruling that strikes to enforce a closed shop amount to conspiracy. The Labor Day parade, led by Women's Trades Union League, featured cloakmakers and other union members promoting union labels. Parade along Fifth Avenue drew jeers from elite clubs, with arrests reported last week.
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New York
Justice Goff
Goff
Women's Trades Union League
Cloak Workers’ Union
Central Federated Union
Oifth Avenue
Ten Thousand and Parade in Pittsburg Labor Day
Ten thousand laboring men joined a large Labor Day parade in Pittsburg on Monday. The event included dedication of a new labor temple with leaders such as Frank Morrison and John K Tener speaking. In Greensburg, 10,000 striking miners marched against coal operators, with Francis Feehan later addressing workers in Athletic Park.
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Pittsburg
Labor Temple
Frank Morrison
American Federation of Labor
Peter W. Collins
Springfield
III
The
Brotherhood of Electrical Workers
A. W. Hawse
Philadelphia
Carpenters
John K. Tener
Pennsylvania
Greensburg
Stigers
Francis Feehan
United Mine Workers
Athletic Park
Striking Carmen Lead In Columbus Labor Day Parade
Forty labor organizations joined a Columbus Labor Day parade with the striking carmen's union at the head. For the first time the Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen marched. A monster labor picnic in Schiller park featured addresses by prominent labor leaders. Cleveland and Cincinnati also held large labor day events with varied parades and public speakers.
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Columbus
Brotherhood of
Schiller Park
Cleveland
Brand Whit- Iack
Toledo
Cincinnati
No Parade in Chicago on Labor Day
Labor Day in Chicago featured no parade as leaders rejected that tradition. Hawthorne hosted running and steeplechase events while Riverside Park offered oratorical gatherings for sport lovers and picnickers. Suburban unions from South Chicago and Blue Island still held parades.
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Chicago
Hawthorne Track
Riverside Park
South Chicago
Blue Island
Scranton Labor Day Observed With Speeches and Closures
In Scranton Pennsylvania on Labor Day, all collieries and factories closed while labor bodies held a morning parade and will host afternoon meetings addressed by nationally known speakers.
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Scranton
Illinois Manufacturers protest Taft over freight rate hearing
The Illinois Manufacturers' Association sent a protest to President Taft arguing the western railway freight rate investigation should be heard by the full commission rather than by a partial panel. The note stresses a complete commission session to ensure fair proceedings.
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John Marin
WNEW
York
Uncle Sam
City Council
United Workers
Union Toilers
Cara Briar Island
Fixecntion Tighe
Carmen
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